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Four in ten think they will be worse off following the Autumn Statement
Despite the Chancellor hailing an era of economic growth, four in ten consumers (41%) believe that they will be worse off following this week’s Autumn Statement[1] Almost two thirds (65%) …
Debt warning for consumers as Christmas spending on plastic is set to go up
Commenting on today’s Christmas spending forecasts from the Payments Industry, Michael Ossei, personal finance expert at Uswitch.com, says: “While this predicted boost in spending may be good for retailers and the …
Solihull best place to live according to UK quality of life index
High disposable income, high life expectancy and fast broadband speeds place Solihull at the top of the new Uswitch.com Quality of Life Index Scottish regions dominate the bottom of the …
Beat the energy price hikes with a cashback credit card
With energy price hikes adding at least £81 a year to the average household bill[1], using a cashback credit card is one way to balance the books: Brits spend an …
One month on: first direct remains most popular with consumers as interest in current account switching climbs 39%
Uswitch.com reports 39% increase in current account visitors since 16th September as banks up their game to compete for customers Most popular accounts since launch of new service – first …
One month on: First Direct remains most popular with consumers as interest in current account switching climbs 39%
Uswitch.com reports 39% increase in current account visitors since 16th September as banks up their game to compete for customers Most popular accounts since launch of new service – first …
Uswitch.com welcomes tough new rules on payday lenders
In response to today’s announcement by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) that it has launched tough new rules on payday lenders, Michael Ossei, personal finance expert at Uswitch.com, says: “It’s …
Consumer interest in current accounts heightens ahead of switching deadline
New data from Uswitch.com shows that consumers have already started to respond to the advertising blitz from current account providers, ahead of next week’s launch of the new switching service.
Consumer interest in current accounts heightens ahead of switching deadline
Uswitch.com reports 25% lift in current account visitors in August as banks start competing for customers 49% increase in consumers clicking through to current account providers’ websites over same period …